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Dear all

 

As it is Carers Rights Day today I am sharing 3 videos which address the topic of mental health carers.

 

The University has worked in partnership with CRISP, Dorset HealthCare University Foundation Trust and Dorset Mental Health Forum to produce a series of videos sharing the stories of people who have become carers. In addition, a short video called Common Sense Confidentiality provides information for carers about getting the best out of services and talking about the challenges in this area. Please take a look at the videos: 

Becoming a Mental Health Carer

Being a Mental Health Carer

Common Sense Confidentiality 

 

Have a good weekend!

 

James

 

 

Dr James Palfreman-Kay

Equality and Diversity

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